Hosted by the Burnham family at Bonnie Doone, alongside CarbonLink, RCS and BMRG, this one‑day gathering delivered an immersive, community-led exploration of what it means to build resilient farming systems - from the ground up and from within.
Australia is in the enviable position of rewarding farmers for adding carbon to soils through a carbon trading scheme. While there are some strict requirements to the method, the rewards can be financially significant. The question is no longer whether soil carbon projects matter – but whether producers participate early enough to maximise their full value.
From stronger pasture performance to improved resilience and profitability, Australian producers are finding that the same changes that build soil carbon also boost farming outcomes.
CarbonLink are proudly sponsoring and attending Grounded Australia Festival 2026 - an event that exists to help farmers, growers and soil lovers strengthen the ecosystems, food systems and communities they're part of.
A new modelled measurement tool has been put to the test with one of the most successful soil carbon projects to date recently receiving a second round of credits.
CarbonLink are a proud partner of the AgriBusiness Summit 2026, hosted by MacIntyre Ag Alliance - and can’t wait to see you there!
Come and chat with us at either the conference or field day to explore the real-world impact of carbon farming and how it can strengthen the productivity and profitability of your farming operation.
CarbonLink continues its partnership with the Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF), reinforcing a shared commitment to supporting Queensland producers as they navigate the evolving carbon economy.
CarbonLink has played a central role in the landmark Rangelands Carbon project, a $6.6 million initiative led by the Food Agility Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) that has transformed how soil carbon is measured and modelled across northern Australian rangelands.
CarbonLink announces new partnership with AgriWebb - leaders in livestock management software designed to help producers streamline operations and make data-driven decisions.
Soil carbon service provider, CarbonLink, has commenced early-stage trials of emerging soil sensing technologies, aiming to make soil carbon measurement faster, more affordable, and more accessible for Australian producers.